Question

At the end of the Second World War, Japan was defeated, her
economy was in ruins. Until 1952, she was occupied by Allie troops, mostly
American for the first three, the Americans aimed to make sure that Japan
could never start a war, she was forbidden from having armed forces and
was given a democratic constitution. American did not, at this stage seem,
concede about restoring the Japanese economy.
Then, they felt a strong need for an ally in South-East Asia and
began to encourage Japanese economic recovery. From 1950, industry
developed rapidly and by 1953 production had reached a high level.
American occupying forces were almost withdrawn in April 1952.
Japan's rapid recovery was possible because Americans gave them
vital help. Japanese goods were allowed into American markets on
favorable terms and the U.S.A. supplied aid and equipment. An
economically healthy Japan meant a buffer against communism in South-
East Asia. The Korean war brought orders for military equipment and
supplies and American firms began to co-operate with the Japanese in the
development of new industries. The alliance with the U.S.A. protected
Japan and she was able to invest money in industry instead of defence.
stions.1) write summary in 90 words of the above passage​

Answer 1

Answer:

economy was in ruins. Until 1952, she was occupied by Allie troops, mostly

American for the first three, the Americans aimed to make sure that Japan

could never start a war, she was forbidden from having armed forces and

was given a democratic constitution. American did not, at this stage seem,

concede about restoring the Japanese economy.

Then, they felt a strong need for an ally in South-East Asia and

began to encourage Japanese economic recovery. From 1950, industry

developed rapidly and by 1953 production had reached a high level.

American occupying forces were almost withdrawn in April 1952.

Japan's rapid recovery was possible because Americans gave them

vital help. Japanese goods were allowed into American markets on

favorable terms and the U.S.A. supplied aid and equipment. An

economically healthy Japan meant a buffer against communism in South-

East Asia. The Korean war brought orders for military equipment and

supplies and American firms began to co-operate with the Japanese in the

development of new industries. The alliance with the U.S.A. protected

Japan and she was able to invest money in industry instead of defence.

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